1️⃣ Women's marathon Kenyan athlete Peres Jepchirchir (Peres JEPCHIRCHIR) made a straightaway surge to overtake and beat Tigst Assefa (Tigst ASSEFA), winning in 02:24:43. Ciren Cuomu 02:31:38 finished 14th, Li Zhixuan 02:34:03 22nd, Zhang Deshun 02:35:58 30th. 2️⃣ Men's 1500m heats Norwegian Narve Gilje NORDÅS 3:35.90, fastest overall to advance. Olympic champion Jakob INGEBRIGTSEN 3:37.84, eighth in his heat and out of the semifinals. 3️⃣ Women's hammer throw qualification Paris Olympic bronze medallist Zhao Jie threw 74.24 m — a one-throw qualifier to reach the final. World U20 record-holder Zhang Jiale, in his first World Championships, threw 72.02 m and ranked 7th overall to advance to the final. 4️⃣ Women's 100m hurdles heats Wu Yanni had a slightly slow reaction at the start, 13.12s, fifth in her heat and out of semifinal contention. 5️⃣ Men's 400m heats US Championships champion Jacory PATTERSON ran 43.90s to top the heats and advance. 6️⃣ Men's high jump qualification Host athletes Ryoichi AKAMATSU and Yuto SEKO cleared the 2.25 m qualifying mark to advance. 7️⃣ Women's discus final Chinese athlete Feng Bin's fifth throw was 65.28 m, leaving her in seventh place. 8️⃣ Women's 400m heats The third-fastest woman in 400m history, Salwa Eid NASER, ran 49.13s to lead the heats. 9️⃣ Women's long jump final Paris Olympic champion Tara DAVIS-WOODHALL jumped 7.13 m, a world-leading mark for the season. 1️⃣0️⃣ Women's 1500m semifinals 1500m and mile world record-holder Faith KIPYEGON won in 4:00.34, with Kenyan and Ethiopian athletes sweeping the top three. 1️⃣1️⃣ Men's 10,000m final A dramatic sprint finish saw Frenchman Jimmy GRESSIER win by 0.06 seconds. 1️⃣2️⃣ Women's 100m final Melissa JEFFERSON-WOODEN ran 10.61s to claim her first individual World Championships gold medal. 1️⃣3️⃣ Men's 100m final Jamaica's Oblique SEVILLE won in 9.77s (PB), ending the U.S. team's four-championship dominance. #Tokyo World Championships #Wu Yanni #Athletics #marathon #Zhang Deshun #Li Zhixuan #Ciren Cuomu